c. news correspondent james gordon. meek. got an urgent call from a special forces operator serving overseas. now it says in april, an urgent call was placed from a special forces operator serving overseas. but there was another twist. one colleague described a picture in his office that was taken in the deserts, in which all the others posing with meek, had their faces blacked out. reporters from a number of news organizations chased the story for months. but bizarrely, a b c makes his former employer has not investigated the rate at all. the rolling stone article with at 1st broke the story stated that me could frequently collaborated with abc anchor david moore. but that line has since been removed without an editor's note adding to the mystery. while both abc and his lawyer have remained silence. and what are the authorities saying? well, the f b, i has confirmed the rate, but according to their meek, hasn't been charged with anything. many questions remain unanswered. on what grounds with such an operation carried out wh

. >> the missing journalist is a 52 -year-old james gordon recovered national security and terrorism for abc news. in april of this year the fbi conducted a heavily armed at radack his explore apartment in virginia. they called at a quarter authorized law enforcement meeting the search warrant was approved by a federal judge. during the raided the fbi also seized his laptop. anonymous sources told the laptop included classified information. james gordon meeks attorney believes only a source inside the government would know that says the leak is highly inappropriate. the biden administration prohibits seizing documents fro journalists without authorization from you as attorney general lisa monaco leading many to ask a y with th deputy ag get that kind of approval. it's notable that james at meek was award-winning producer of a hulu documentary called 3212 unredacted the 30 to 12 refers to the special forces unit ambushed a nice year in 2017 fo soldiers lost their lives and the pentagon kept giving the families different versions of what happened. i also cover that story of top to one

in april a, b, c. news correspondent james gordon. meek. got an urgent call from a special forces operator serving overseas. now it says in april, an urgent call was placed from a special forces operator serving overseas. so where is james make and why exactly did the f b i rayed his apartment? we don't know for sure, but what this case might do is set a scary president for us journalists who cover the national security apparatus. well, that's all for me today here. i'll see up next is o santa waco, on will's apart and it will be here with you in the news on the hour. i'm right mommy. wish you a spectacular day. ah ah and i to visit with with key at the with the city and the one you put up a list of all with ah ah with mm. a welcome to was apart. the east west power struggle accentuated by the war in your brain and the rising tensions over taiwan has temporarily leaves. another access of swelling is balances and potential troubles. the time between the global north and the global south. given how dearly developing countries have been paying

c. news producer james gordon meeks apartment in arlington, virginia. the raid came as a shock to some of his neighbors, one who described at least 10 heavily armed agents in mostly unmarked vehicles. they didn't stick around, they took off pretty quickly and headed west on columbia pike towards fairfax county. most people seeing that green vehicle would think it is some kind of tank, but i knew it was the lend co bearcat that vehicle is designed to be jumped out of . so they can do a raid and that kind of time. it can return fire if they're being fired upon the f . b. i confirmed the raid adding that, although there's an ongoing investigation and nothing more could be sad, meeks has not been charged with a crime. but sources claim that federal agents allegedly found classified information on makes laptop just to make is unaware of what allegations anonymous sources are making about his possession of classified documents. as such, documents exist as claimed. this would be within the scope of miss to make a long career as an investigative journalist cove

in april a, b, c. news correspondent james gordon. meek. got an urgent call from a special forces operator serving overseas. now it says in april, an urgent call was placed from a special forces operator serving overseas. so where is james make and why exactly did the api i rayed his apartment? we don't know for sure, but what this case might do is set a scary precedent for us journalists who cover the national security apparatus. now another story today, the u. s. has warned the palestinian nationalist group hamas, that strengthening ties with serious government will only worsen its relationship with washington decide regimes outreach to this terrorist organization only reinforces for us. it's isolation. it harms the interests of palestinian people in an undercuts global efforts to counter terrorism on in the region and beyond. will continue rejecting any support to rehabilitate the assad regime a particularly from designated terrorist organizations like a mos serious president bashar al assad has welcome the reconciliation of relations wi

c. news correspondent james gordon. meek. got an urgent call from a special forces operator serving overseas. now it says in april, an urgent call was placed from a special forces operator serving overseas. so where is james make and why exactly did the api i rayed his apartment? we don't know for sure, but what this case might do is set a scary president for us journalists who cover the national security apparatus. columbia's newly inaugurated president has taken aim of the country's traditional ally washington, saying the u. s. has been ravaging latin american economies in pursuit of its own financial interest in or not could assist economically. and economic crisis is coming. the united states has virtually ruining every economy in the world yet in washington. they make decisions to protect themselves, sometimes without thinking about what is going to happen as a result of their measures. the economies of latin american nations are being laid to waste. the colombian leader proposed to create a unified latin american respon

in april a, b, c. news correspondent james gordon. meek. got an urgent call from a special forces operator serving overseas. now it says in april, an urgent call was placed from the special forces operator serving overseas. so where is james make and why exactly did the f b i rayed his apartment? we don't know for sure, but what this case might do is set a scary president for us journalists who cover the national security apparatus. the iran con, has been banned from holding public office in pakistan by the country's top. the election commission will, at least for the foreseeable future, if after the former prime minister was found guilty of quote, corrupt practices. consigned his mishandling of foreign gifts and was senior leader and cons part. he says they will appeal the decision in the high court is really create more of the office when we lose this little bit of money, but he's created more often by the whole ruling spock nationwide protest. you can see right here with common support is blocking roads and burning tires in the capital i

in april a, b, c. news correspondent james gordon. meek. got an urgent call from a special forces operator serving overseas. now it says in april, an urgent call was placed from a special forces operator serving overseas. so where is james make and why exactly did the f b i rayed his apartment? we don't know for sure, but what this case might do is set a scary president for us journalists who cover the national security apparatus. ega alas, for date, that view as a big my friendship, producing firms may suffer more than a 3000000000 dollar business loss. that of a new washington initiative cut ship exports, and china is on seas. kaylee woven with the details. china is looking for answers after the usa has moved to cut it from the advanced chips market. on october 7th, the united states moved to block shine has access to manufacturing or buying advanced semiconductor computer chips. now the moves went far beyond mere economic protectionism or tariffs. a letter from us senators to joe biden is urging him to take action. in order to stop huawe

. >> the missing journalist is 52 year old james gordon, c who covered national security and terrorism for abc news in april. of this year, the fbi conducted a heavily armed raid on hison h sixth floor apartment in arlington, virginia. the fbi called it a quote caught authorized lawsearch w enforcement, meaning the search warrant was approved by aar federal judge. and during the raid, the fbi anon seized mr. meeks laptop. anonymous sources told rolling " stone magazineroll a laptopconti included classified information. james gordon meeksne a sourc attorney believes only a source inside the government would know that and says the leakf th is highly inappropriate. but on top, th of that, the bidn administration prohibits seizing documents from journalist wis without authorization from us deputy attorney general lisa monaco, leaving many to ask why would the deputy a.g. give that kind of approval? well, it's notable that james meek was the award documen winning producer of a hulu documentary called thirty to 12 unredacted. the 30 to 12 refers tod, the special forces unit that f was ambush

another newspaper that was found out founded about this time it was the new york herald, founded by james gordon then in 1835. his was a little different. his mission was to provide a correct picture of the world. his mission was to give people information about their city and to be independent of politics, of religion, of the elite at that time. he shocked readers with this, by the way. he came out and said, you know, we don't practice any particular religion. we are not protestants. we are not catholics. he called things what they were. he used really frank language. he used the word legs in his newspaper instead of limbs. scandalous, right? he used words like pantaloons. he actually called things what they were. he dared the folks in power, the upper class, to challenge him. he was extremely innovative. a lot of what we recognize in journalism today was a result of benefits innovation. he came up with the idea of personal ads to create more revenue for his newspapers. he established the beet system of reporting, right? you still go into news rooms and people will tell you what particular beat

the fact is, what all that showed us was james murdoch settled the gordon taylor case because he was employees were committing crimes. james murdoch authorized the payment to stop that evidence coming out in court, so he was involved in the cover-up. he may deny it still but any sensible person looking at that evidence would be driven to the same conclusion, james murdoch knew and he kept it quiet. >> even after james and rupert have testified before parliament, the hacking scandal just continues to unfold for months and really years. there are further inquiries, there are reports, and what followed were more and more arrests of various figures, some known, some unknown. >> seven former news of the world journalists, including rebekah brooks and andy coulson, face phone hacking charges along with the private investigator, glenn mulcaire. >> all are accused of trying to conceal material from scotland yard detectives involved in the phone hacking inquiry. >> i was arrested and there was no way that i could in any way defend myself, and so i pleaded guilty and was sentenced to six month

. >> gordon no way, james, to go there. that knew the ig age. no way you went he will weighing in about an hour from now. you can see one of the big man, jam right behind me to come from all over the country. by the way, this will make a piano scenes just let me show you some video that i shot. this has been going on pretty much in the overnight hours. james and area, a lot of people showing up they pulling in slowly god forbid you crush your pumpkin, especially. >> that you drove it all night long. all week long. i can tell you all week long because we will hear from a grower in just a few moments from now. now they will weigh at 7 o'clock all the way until 10 o'clock in the morning. they had to shut it down for 2 years because of the pandemic. but it is back for the golden anniversary. the 50th year for half moon bay pumpkin festival. i got a chance to track down a grower. here's what he had to say about the secret of growing. >> such gargantuan pumpkins. >> just a good seed. really? a lot of water, good fertilizer. i heard they can grow 50 po

james ashwood deal. it's not us beside cross was wrong with it was but you possibly i can passage for gordon kimball joe with a with a look good. does that dormer but those are the moves of which was a governor free yet. you can check here. yes. but did they make i can a crime stole that would that i'm picking them up? know my mom. hello. ah the ah ah ah ukrainian tried and ah ah, this is yes. this is curtis dunn group in city a in northern city. i was there in 2015, happy days, its british military like like slaves and quote. and this is just so people know, it's like a military to my name is 8 and as one from great britain i spoke to ukraine approximately 4 years ago. in the beginning it was just meet us arrived and then more foreigners started to arrive like to join the military. say roughly about 10 most of my contract. i've been in the training marines. and just upon 7 months ago, i joined the motor battery units. and since for the past 3 months, 3 or 4 months, we've been in public poll, i've been assistant preparing the mines fire when we, when we got called to do a mission, it was approximately 4

this is general james stuart in many of you have probably heard gordon's wonderful presentation last night which included a lot of information about stuart in so i'll give you quick overview. stuart has been to west point in the graduates in a class of 1854 but he misses being there will with pelham by just two years. he's off fighting the west and he takes part in stocking harpers ferry. the favorite with general robert e. lee and known for his charisma and has lots of legends that he actually wants to cultivate and he tries out new tactics but i think that's something that sometimes we forget about stuart. he has incredible spy network that he's using throughout virginia. stuart has this idea could he have -- something they used on napoleonic outfield to move from point to point. he has some trouble finding a commander. first he thinks it's going to be john cook. cook spends half his time in richmond it doesn't have a lot of interest at this point in forming an artillery unit. then james brett is the confederate military are not so into him at the moment and the third time is a cha

this is general james brown stewart, and many of you probably heard gordon rayes presentation last night, and that overview about stewart, so i will do a quick overview. he graduates in the class of 1854, and he misses being there with pelham by just two years. he's all fighting in the west, takes part in stopping -- at harpers ferry. he is known for his flair, charisma, has lots of legends that he actively loves to cultivate and he tries out new tactics and i think that that is something that we forget about stewart. he has an incredible spy network that he's using throughout virginia. he also innovates with artillery. stewart has this idea, could he have forced artillery? it's something that they used on the battlefield, and it's moving rapidly from point to point. well, stewart gets the confederate military organized down in richmond to buy off on this idea of forced artillery. but he has trouble finding a commander. first, he thinks it's going to be cook. koch has had time in richmond but does not have interest in this time at forming this unit. then, he looks at his brother's name,

gordon did? >> there's so many otheresse restaurants. no offense, baltasar. >> i'll see you guys aret elevel tonight. all right, katie, really quicks as monsters go . >> jamesnsidered 1 t a nine on a scale of one to ellen degeneres. yo would you rather wait on jameso corden or ellen at least james has a nice accent that makes him seem polite.m seem >> okay, so ellen, take the ellen this and move on .g to okay, up next, look, if you get a steal something, don't be so obvious. check out this struggling tost t ya from someone's front yard in broad daylight. and by the wayrd. , nobody noticedoticed this. this.ticedoticed the person could barely stuff it into the car. the person c made off with themt spooky decoration.erinwith themt and the community is now offering a fifty dollar reward for information. jesse , i'll start with you.o i think that's too low. ound fifty dollar reward for anything. sounds like you don't really care. yeah, they need to putesse: theo a little more effort into the reward.i wa and i want to sent te the restof the video. i want to see him crack the femur and snap the wrist to stuff it back into the back oftu the car. well, would never b

the united states and won the grand prize of $23,040 jack gordon featured at the half moon bay art and pumpkin festival this weekend. i think james interviewed him in the eight o'clock hour. look he won it all out of pumpkin pie. apparently, there you go. yeah. alright dot that for checking the forecast as defaulters here with a look at that, steve lots of grays. you guys know a lot of people are asking me. what's up? are you going to see any rain here or anything? nothing for probably 7 to 10 days. unless you're in southern california. they might, but david says here i here we might see a rain around the 24th. maybe that's a big maybe there are some signs if you believe anything past 10 days, but there are some signs around the 22nd, 23rd and 24th. but if we used what's called being a model writer, we've watched the models every day. you do this? i keep checking a long range for signs of a change. very clever there. just me out in clayton. it's actually out here. the changes out here. you're looking the wrong way there. you're looking that way. it's over there. maybe around the end of the month. i think third week of the month f

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